I mean, let’s not make any bones about it – Dying Light 2 is freakin’ enormous. Now we’ve finally received the ‘next-gen’ updates to the game, we thought we’d jump in and share what we though, with myself and our own Miles Thompson contributing to this review.
Through this, the fanbase of Dying Light has been served very well, with seven years of content accompanying the game, a truly remarkable feat considering how the casuals may have jumped off the game, the ongoing and seemingly endless DLC was serving nobody but the purest of fans that ever got stuck into it.Īnd beavering away in the background was Dying Light 2, that takes everything we adored about the first game – reviewed on a website that no longer exists, sadly – and brings it into a bigger, bolder, scarier and altogether more complete city than before. The clock ticking down until sunfall was always in the back of your mind, allowing the fear factor as you parkoured across your zombie-filled playground to be ramped up pretty spectacularly.
Techland’s zombie horror landed way back in 2015(!), ushering in an exciting ‘stay indoors’ at night concept that lead to every single mission and encounter feeling incredibly tense. The phenomenon of Dying Light is quite the story. The Finger Guns Reviewĭying Light returns with a sequel that sticks the landing in almost every way. Dying Light returns with a sequel that sticks the landing in almost every way.
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